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To stop the bloodshed now...

I'm tired of all the death and human suffering, I no longer wish to live in the "Knowledge of Good and Evil". Since people cannot get along and coopeate, a "No state solution" is proposed, with migration plan for all. Would you accept this solution to be proposed, in concept, yes or no.

Isreal was promised a holy land. We change this Holy land to a new location, specified as the area around "Crawford Texas". Anyone living in that area can choose to stay there or be allocated another area or some $ to leave. One of which is former president, George Bush.

Since a two state solution was not accepted, and noone has chosen to get along.. no human will be allowed to live in this region, the borers of Isreal, for 1000 years. All "Palestinians" are to go elsewhere, the Arab countries can allocate a space for them in Iran, Iraq, or other areas.

After 1000 years, it's someone elses problem... and hopefully, people have evolved.

Might have to dig them a big lake or sea or something, all dooable witha few billion...

I don't want to hear any "We were here first", blahblah... waste of time. Might as well go about murdering each other and justifying it. If you choose that, don't involve me.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/trump-14th-amendment-supreme-court_n_64f26082e4b02f61505e9b36
Trump May Need Supreme Court To Say His Coup Attempt Does Not Violate Constitution

— While Donald Trump wants to take his case for returning to the White House to some 200 million American voters, he may first need to win over five — a majority on the U. S. Supreme Court

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As the 2024 presidential primaries near, the former president, already under four criminal indictments, is likely to face yet another legal challenge that appears headed for the courts: whether the Constitution’s ban on insurrectionists seeking office applies to his Jan. 6, 2021, coup attempt.

“The question of Donald Trump’s disqualification under the 14th Amendment will be decided by the Supreme Court,” predicted Michael Luttig, a renowned conservative former federal appellate judge who was once himself considered for the high court by President George W. Bush.

The post-Civil War 14th Amendment bans anyone who took an oath to uphold the Constitution but who subsequently “engaged in insurrection or rebellion against” or gave “aid or comfort to the enemies” of the Constitution from seeking any federal or state office.

And while the liberal-leaning group Free Speech for People has been demanding that elections officials in all 50 states and the District of Columbia honor that prohibition by keeping Trump off primary and general election ballots, those efforts were recently boosted by unlikely allies. Two law professors, both members of the conservative Federalist Society, released a lengthy law review article concluding that Trump is absolutely disqualified from running for office because of his Jan. 6 actions.